User:Cadr

Nowadays, User:Cadr is a topic that is becoming more and more relevant in our society. Over the years, we have seen how User:Cadr has impacted our lives in various ways, from the way we communicate, to the way we carry out our daily activities. There is no doubt that User:Cadr has generated a great impact both individually and collectively, and that is why more and more people are seeking information and knowledge on this topic. In this article, we will thoroughly explore User:Cadr and analyze its influence on different aspects of our life.

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This user is male.

This user attends or attended UCL

This user is a student or graduate of the University of Maryland.

Maggie This user attended the Ayn Rand School for Tots.

This user is a linguist.

This user is a member of the Theoretical Linguistics Task Force.

This user is in favor of gun control.

This user is interested in politics.

This user identifies as gay.

This user is interested in LGBTQ issues—which does not necessarily reflect the user's sexual orientation.

This user has been touched by His Noodly Appendage.

This user believes that George W. Bush's edits to the constitution need to be reverted.

prog-3 This user is an advanced programmer.

C++ This user can program in C++.

hs This user can program in Haskell.

Java This user can program in Java.

LaTeX This user can typeset using LaTeX.

Lisp (lambda (user)     (setf (lisp-p user) t))

ml This user can program in ML.

Perl This user is just another Perl hacker.

This user can program in Python.

This user can program in Ruby.

This user can program in Scheme.

SQL This user can program in SQL.

This user contributes using Firefox.

This user contributes using Linux.

’s Thi's user know's that not every word that end's with s need's an apostrophe and will remove misused apostrophe's from Wikipedia with extreme prejudice.

iTS This user uses the iTunes Store.

…in. Ending a sentence with a preposition is something that this user is okay with.

A, B, and C This user prefers the serial comma.

they This user considers singular they standard English usage.

to¦go This user chooses to sometimes use split infinitives.

This user thinks that abstractions cannot hurt anybody.

? This user doesn't know what it's all about

This user realizes that people from the Middle Ages already thought that the Earth was spherical.

This user is a Platonist.

d'oh! This user thinks The Simpsons is simply... excellent.

This user believes that userboxes do not divide the Wikipedia community, but rather emphasise its diversity.

It's really pretty simple: → Remain neutral ← → Don't be a dick ← → Ignore all rules←

This user believes that only articles need reflect a NPOV, and that displaying political, religious, or other beliefs using userboxes and user categories should not be banned.

ubx-5 This user uses entirely too many userboxes.

Pages I have created or contributed to

Language and Linguistics

• Anaphora (linguistics)
• Antisymmetry
• Begging the question
• Binding (linguistics) (stub)
• Dangling modifier
• David Pesetsky (stub)
• Deep Structure
• Frederick Newmeyer (stub)
• Generalised phrase structure grammar (stub) (redirect: Generalized Phrase Structure Grammar)
• Generative linguistics
• Generative semantics
• Gerund
• Government and Binding Theory
• Grammar
• Hans van de Koot (s tub)
• Heavy NP shift
• Howard Lasnik (stub)
• Jonathan Nissenbaum (stub)
• Lexical Functional Grammar
• Lexical rule (stub)
• Like (preposition)
• Link grammar
• List of syntactic phenomena
• Movement paradox
• Noam Chomsky / Criticism of Noam Chomsky (also politics)
• Norbert Hornstein (stub)
• Parasitic gap
• Paul Grice
• Phase (syntax) (stub)
• Phrase structure rules
• Reflexive pronoun
• Richard Kayne (stub)
• Sapir-Whorf hypothesis
• Simpler Syntax (stub)
• Transformational grammar (redirects: Minimalist syntax, Minimalist program, Minimalist Program)
• Tree adjoining grammar
• Verbal Behavior

Philosophy

• Language of thought (redirect: mentalese)
• Paul Grice (stub)

Politics

• Augusto Pinochet
• Anti-American sentiment
• Nazism and socialism (now redirects to Fascism and ideology)
• Planned economy
• Socialism

Programming

• Functional programming
• Haskell programming language
• Lua (programming language)
• Movitz (stub)
• Recursive descent parser
• Subprogram

Other

• Battle of Waterloo
• Bullshit bingo (stub, now merged with Buzzword bingo)
• Kurt Hiller (stub)
• List of famous English people
• Same-sex marriage

Pages which I'm interested in and edit occasionally

• Adjective
• Anti-Defamation League
• Arms sales to Iraq 1973-1990
• Behaviorism
• CIA
• C programming language
• Chinese Room
• Colorless green ideas sleep furiously
• Earley parser
• Generative grammar
• Head-driven phrase structure grammar
• LL parser
• Noun
• Optimality Theory
• Planned economy
• Poverty of the stimulus
• Preposition
• Slashdot subculture
• Torture and murder in Iraq
• Universal Grammar
• Verb
• Word grammar

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